(0:00) The refugees find their place in
the caves or on the Wall. Legolas apologizes for his lapse
into despair. The battle of Helm's Deep begins.
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0:00 |
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The second part of the
Rohan Theme plays as the
refugees enter the Glittering Caves... |
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0:46 |
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A choir begins to softly sing in slow,
ascending chords. Gamling begins to dress the King in his
armor. Théoden recites the English words of "The
Call". Farmers, farriers, and stable boys receive their
weapons and armor. |
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1:33 |
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The Uruks advance.......... . |
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0:45 |
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Hwær cwóm
helm?
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0:57 |
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Hwaer cwóm byrne? |
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1:13 |
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Hwær cwóm feax flówende?
-till 1:44 |
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1:44 |
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The choir having reached its peak, gives way a
moment of quiet, low strings. "How did it come to this?" |
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1:52 |
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A horn begins a
call to
battle that is forlorn and empty
sounding. The Wall is abuzz with activity. |
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2:03 |
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We cut to Aragorn, who is sitting despondently
in the middle of the preparations. |
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2:06 |
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He looks over to see two young boys, Haleth,
son of Háma* and Henry, son of Viggo. (*also known as
Calum, son of Philippa) |
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(Any music that covered Aragorn's
conversation with Haleth, his shift in mood, and his preparations
for battle are not on the CD.) |
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2:11 |
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Quiet
strings (I don't think this is in the movie) |
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2:23 |
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Legolas hands Aragorn his sword. |
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2:33 |
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A very quiet, short phrase of the
Fellowship Theme
plays as Legolas apologizes for his despair. |
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2:39 |
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Brass echoes the final notes of the
Fellowship Theme. |
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2:42 |
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Another quiet string phrase plays as
Gimli 'adjusts' his chain mail. |
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(The Uruk-hai have arrived at Helm's
Deep. None of the music that was used for the arrival of the
Elves in Helm's Deep is on the CD.) |
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2:52 |
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A lonely, sad horn plays the
Rohan Theme as we take
another look at the refugees huddled in the caves. |
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3:00 |
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Then we go back to Aragorn and the Elves that
are arrayed on the wall. |
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(The two sides have looked at each
other a bit. An arrow is loosed accidentally and...) |
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3:03 |
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The Uruk captain roars the order and his
troops advance. |
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3:12 |
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"So it begins." |
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3:14 |
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A strong, aggressive martial version of the
Lothlórien Theme
begins. (This iteration is not sung.) |
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3:22 |
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The Elves notch their arrows and wait for the
order. The order comes and... |
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3:38 |
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the arrows are released |
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3:41 |
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The Rohirrim send a volley, then the
second wave of Elves sends another. |
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3:55 |
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Horns echo each other and the pace picks up a
little. (The noise of the battle makes it very
hard to hear the music. There is more battle in the movie that
takes place right here than music to cover it in the CD. But
it's all pretty much the same... battle.) |
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(The Uruk-hai have climbed ladders to
engage the Elves on the Deeping Wall. Legolas and Gimli have
engaged in their own little 'battle' and Legolas yells, "19!") |
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4:08 |
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The tempo picks up even more
with raps of a drum in 5 Beat
Pattern. The battle is fierce. The Uruks are swarming the Wall.
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4:12 |
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An urgent, fast paced
Rohan Theme plays as the
5 Beat Pattern continues
until
they both wind down together. |
Lyrics 0:45 - 1:44 from “The
Call”
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[00:45] Hwær
[00:49] cwóm
[00:53] helm?
[00:57] Hwær
[01:01] cwóm
[01:05] byr
[01:09] ne
[01:13] Hwær
[01:17] cwóm
[01:22] feax
[01:26] flów
[01:30] en
[01:34] de
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